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What happened to the world-class German strikers?
Vinicius' dribble vs Mexico Entertains Jaime Lozano
Mexico 2-[3] Brazil - Endrick 90+6'
[The Athletic] In Jan 2019, footballer Emiliano Sala died in a plane crash. Five years on, the legal battles continue
[AZ] Palhinha to Bayern is almost done, agreement between Bayern and Fulham is close
Brazil vs Mexico game temporarily stopped at 55’ due to Homophobic chants.
[Fabrizio Romano] Endrick: “I hope and want to spend my entire life at Real Madrid. The more excellent and high-level players there are in Real Madrid, the better it will be to be the best in the world”.
Vinicius Jr greeting the entire Mexico squad and the staff members before the match.
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[Duncan Alexander] 598 England passes for one shot on target. Against Iceland. At home.
[lequipe] William Saliba: “Van Dijk has aura. He’s the boss. He commands everything. You can feel he’s scaring strikers away. And I’m starting to feel the same way.”
[CentreGoals] Ligue 1 have still NOT found a broadcaster for the upcoming season. This is already impacting teams. Newly promoted sides aren't able sign new players due to no budget cash receipts around match broadcasting.
[Matteo Moretto] There are teams from the Premier League, multiple, that are willing to spend much more money than Real Madrid for Lille’s Leny Yoro, but he continues to prioritise a move to the Santiago Bernabeu. PSG, who had a bid turned down in January, are also very interested still.
Most expensive national teams in the world
[Bild+] Thomas Müller did not play yesterday, but Julian Nagelsmann repeatedly consulted him during the game and both discussed and exchanged ideas. Müller acted as an assistant coach instead of a substitute
PSG's new €20m goalkeeper Matvey Safonov has been banned from leaving Russia due to unpaid financial support owed to his spouse. The amount is thought to be around €600k. He has been going through lengthy divorce proceedings and fighting for the custody of his daughter
[Darren Lewis] "Just because I work in the media it doesn’t mean I can’t acknowledge the concern about Bukayo Saka being used as the face of England’s defeat and poor performance - despite other players performing worse - across a number of platforms last night."
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The /r/soccer Kit Megathread - Summer 2024 International Tournaments Edition